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Use Utah Statutory Health Care Power of Attorney form to designate aa agent to make future health care decisions for you so that if you become too ill or can not make those decisions

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Utah Advance Medical and Health Care Directive  

Utah Health Care Directive for Medical Services

(explanation on how to complete this document)

 
Utah Advance Health Care Directive for medical services is governed by Utah Code 75-2-1104. According to Utah law the directive shall be in substantially statutory form or in a form substantially similar to the form approved by prior Utah law. Our website provides you with Utah Health Care Directive form approved by Utah law.
 
According to Utah law, a person 18 years of age or older may execute a Health Care Directive.
 
The Advance Directive is designed to make known your wishes that your life not to be artificially prolonged by life-sustaining measures if you become terminally ill or unconscious and unable to speak for yourself. Among life-supporting measures discussed in the Advance Directive are: tube feeding and tube hydration; cardiac resuscitation.
 
In your Utah Directive you reserve the right to give current medical directions to physicians and other medical personnel for as long as you are able to communicate your wishes.
 
In this document you may also state whether you want to make organ donation, and what parts of your body you wish to donate and for what purpose.
 
There are empty lines at the end of the form to allow you to state your additional desires.
 
The Utah Advance Health Care Directive for medical services is binding upon attending physicians and all other providers of medical services.
 
In order to be valid the Directive shall be:
  1. in writing;
  2. signed by the declarant or by another person in the declarant's presence and by the declarant's expressed direction;
  3. dated; and
  4. signed in the presence of two or more witnesses 18 years of age or older.
Witnesses
 
Please note that neither of the witnesses may be:
  1. the person who signed the directive on behalf of the declarant;
  2. related to the declarant by blood or marriage;
  3. entitled to any portion of the estate of the declarant according to the laws of intestate succession of this state or under any will or codicil of the declarant;
  4. directly financially responsible for the declarant's medical care; or
  5. any agent of any health care facility in which the declarant is a patient at the time the directive is executed.
Before signing this Utah Health Care Directive for medical services (Living Will), you need to discuss your treatment with your physician in as much detail as possible, and consider types of treatments that you want/do not want to be performed for you when you are unable to express your wishes because of your illness. Please make sure to state clearly which particular treatments you want or do not want.
 
It is suggested that you keep the original of this document on file with your physician and family members.
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